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Owner, employees step up to serve

Oregon Supervalu owner Jim Kaufman smiles as he is surprised by the photographer on Tuesday morning while supervising the restocking of the store's shelves. Kaufman and his staff have been working long hours making sure the 27,500 square-foot store is stocked with grocery items for area residents. (Earleen Hinton)

Oregon Supervalu owner Jim Kaufman smiles as he is surprised by the photographer on Tuesday morning while supervising the restocking of the store's shelves. Kaufman and his staff have been working long hours making sure the 27,500 square-foot store is stocked with grocery items for area residents. (Earleen Hinton)

Marshall Unzicker, of Mt. Morris, who is a manager at Oregon Supervalu, was busy strocking shleves on Tuesday morning. Unzicker is one of several employees who along with store owner, Jim Kaufman, have worked tirelessly to keep as the store's shelves stocked during the COVID-19 pandemic. (Earleen Hinton)

This sign greets customers as they exit the Oregon Supervalu grocery store, explaining new hours. Store staff and owner, Jim Kaufmann, have been keeping shelves stocked during the CORVID-19 pandemic. (Earleen Hinton)

Two workers for Sisler ice deliver bags of ice to the Oregon Supervalu on Tuesday morning. (Earleen Hinton)